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In the Reboot Kitchen: Pineapple Green Juice Rating: (11 votes, average: 4.09 out of 5)Login to rate this recipe – Not a member? Join TodayPrep Time: 5 minutesCook Time: 5 minutesTotal Time: 10 minutes Yield: 1Serving Size: 16 oz. (500 mls) Schema/Recipe SEO Data Markup by ZipList Recipe Plugin2.0 My 3 year old son, Dillon, picked out the ingredients for today’s juice.  While next week marks the 2 year anniversary of the premier of Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead, it is nearly the 4 year anniversary of the very first screening of Joe Cross’ life changing film.   In early summer of 2009 my husband, parents and I went to the Tribeca Hotel in New York City, not knowing what to ... Continue

Bursting with Vitamin C and beta-carotene, as well as Vitamins A & K and even copper, this juice delivers a heavy nutritional punch. With two grapefruits plus carrots, pears, and bell pepper (capsicum), it’s refreshing and bright, with a bit of “spice” from the bell pepper. This juice really grew on me and even my daughter loved it! I will definitely be making this one regularly. Try it out!

This juice is a great dessert juice or a fruity start to the day. After spotting heritage yellow carrots at the market, I knew they would be a nice addition to this juice to enhance the color and flavor. The added spices also give this juice an extra kick with a pop of flavor.

This is a good juice to try if you have tons of leftover spinach that is about to go bad, or if it’s on super sale at the grocery store. It uses 8 cups! The juice is sweetened naturally with the addition of a pear and a couple of granny smith apples and has a burst of lemon shining through!

Spring is starting to sprout with sunny days and warmer temperatures. Root vegetables and produce like apples and pears are perfect for seasonal eating or juicing. Celery root has a fresh scent and is rich in electrolytes potassium, sodium and magnesium making it a perfect choice for before, during or after exercise.

This brightly-colored juice is packed with the vegetables you may not think of when making a delicious and healthy juice — fennel, peppers, carrots. Make this tasty juice as a morning meal or as a snack to go. It is quick to make and the ingredients are easy to find.

If you want to ward off any sort of seasonal flu that is going around then load up on this juice super-packed with immune-boosting, heart-healthy ginger. Ginger has vitamin B-6 and minerals like magnesium and manganese. Vitamin B-6 and the minerals found in ginger have been shown to be beneficial for preventing heart disease, balancing blood sugar, preventing muscle aches and cramping, and for soothing an upset stomach.

Is consuming more fruits and vegetables one of your New Year’s resolutions? Then this juice is perfect to add to your daily regimen! This green juice, like other green juices, is popular because it’s high in nutrients that help with blood clotting, rich in calcium, B vitamins, and immune-boosting vitamin C and generally lower in sugar as they are made using mostly vegetables.

Consider this one for your next holiday party! t’s fresh, seasonal and is guaranteed to brighten up any day.

Healthy eating doesn’t mean you have to skip dessert. Fulfill your sweet tooth this holiday season without overindulging and opt for a sweet option like this healthy, no-bake Pear Napoleon.